E.H. Fleming developed Southampton in the 1920s. Close proximity to the Museum District. Southampton's housing stock includes brick cottages, bungalows, and classical Georgian houses. The houses used side porches and used large wooden windows to help with cooling in the pre-a

Developed in the 1940s, the residential enclave of about 170 homes features tree-lined streets and easy access to some of Houston’s finest retail, business, and outdoor entertainment hubs. Located mere blocks from Memorial Park and minutes from Downtown.

Crestwood's intimate pocket neighboorhood adjoins Memorial Park's east side. Memorial Park covers a 1,466-acre area. The park is home to miles of hike and bike trails, tennis courts, swimming pools, a softball field, and a volleyball court. Memorial Park Golf Course, an 1

In 1917, the United States leased a large tract of land from the well-known Hogg family, and it became Camp Logan, a sophisticated training camp for U.S. Army soldiers.  Camp Logan operated as a military establishment and a charity hospital for several years before the sons

River Oaks was developed in the 1920s by Hugh Potter and William and Michael Hogg, sons of former Texas governor Jim Hogg. This classic and upscale neighbhood occupies over 1,100 acres and is one of the most established neighborhoods in the city. It's tight deed restirctions

As early as 1886, Oscar Martin Carter, a self-made millionaire brought to Houston a utopian vision for the approaching twentieth type of town, a planned community where successful entrepreneurs and working people alike could live and work, in health and safety, as neighbors. Cart

Established in 1911, Montrose is a demographically diverse area with renovated mansions, bungalows with wide porches, and cottages located along tree-lined boulevards. Known for its eclectic vibe, Montrose has a unique combination of homes, art museums, wine lounge

Briargrove Park, a family oriented neighborhood consisting of approximately 1480 single-family homes, is conveniently located in west Houston between Gessner and the Sam Houston Tollway bordering Buffalo Bayou on the north and Westheimer Road on the south. Majestic oaks and pines

Briargrove was established in the 1950’s. This beloved neighborhood is one of the most family-oriented neighborhoods in town. In fact, a significant percentage of current homeowners grew up here and have moved back to raise their own families. Briargrove has

The small city spans 10 blocks of picturesque tree-lined streets just south of West University. The close-knit community holds annual block parties, holiday parties, and other events.The City of Southside Place operates a council-manager form of government and its own police and

West University city was developed in 1917 by Ben Hooper, a former Tennessee governor. The name "West University Place" originated from its proxim